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About Peerbits

Peerbits is a global IT solution company delivering web development, mobile application development and IT consulting services of any complexity to clients worldwide. Peerbits has a strong team of 50+ highly skilled IT experts. Peerbits carries trust of more than 200+ clients spread across diverse business verticals.We are committed to excellence through the systematic and disciplined process. Our expertise guarantees quality, competence and rapid execution of any projects ranging from mid-sized portals to complex app development and custom mobility solutions.Our vision is to provide the utmost integrity and client satisfaction through our services, creating lasting relationships with our clients.

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4.822 Verified Reviews
Quality4.6
Schedule & Timing4.8
Communication4.9
Overall4.8
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Summarized from 22 verified reviews · Updated August 2026
Clients consistently praise Peerbits for responsive communication, reliable delivery, and technical expertise across web and mobile development. The team is noted for meeting deadlines without scope creep or hidden costs, maintaining quality work while remaining flexible to changing requirements. Reviews highlight professional conduct, reasonable pricing, and a collaborative approach focused on customer satisfaction and project success.
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Chad Ehrlich
Chad Ehrlich, Case Manager at New York State Insurance FundVerified Review
Posted on Jul 27, 2017

Great Company for MVP

Overall rating5.0
Quality4.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing5.0
Mobile App DevelopmentWeb Development

Peerbits is an excellent development agency. I'm hesitant to give them a good review because I plan to continue to use them, and don't want others taking up their time. Peerbits is very accommodating, stuck to our milestones, and was able to develope what I asked for. Saved me from spending over $200K with a US developer. Very glad I came across this company!

Peter Myatt, CEO & Founder at BeanVerified Review
Posted on May 29, 2017

Peerbits Review.

Overall rating4.0
Quality3.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing4.0
Mobile App DevelopmentApp Designing (UI/UX)

They did the job in the end. There were many bugs in the platform at many stages. They fixed everything without complaint, but it took a lot of my time to test the platform.

Tshepiso Manyoha
Tshepiso Manyoha, Founder and Chief Loyalist at Loyal1Verified Review
Posted on Apr 10, 2017

Great team to work with.

Overall rating4.0
Quality4.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing4.0
Mobile App Development

Process driven and milestone focused. Always willing to go an extra mile. It's going to be a long and fruitful relationship.

Jesse Pacchione
Jesse Pacchione, Director of Business Development at PatientPay, Inc.Verified Review
Posted on Mar 14, 2017

Good partner, great value.

Overall rating5.0
Quality5.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing5.0
Mobile App Development

<p>As I pursued developing a mobile app I spoke with 15 different companies from around the world (US, India, Ukraine, Russia, etc). In reviewing these companies on multiple criteria (cost, quality, capabilities, experience), Peerbits stood out to me because they made the extra effort to make sure they understood my vision and demonstrated they could deliver. In short, they showed me they wanted it the most and that I mattered as a client. So I gave them the chance. And I am happy I did. They have been great to work with. They work hard, listen to my feedback, and make their best effort to deliver what I want. My product is unique because it is focused on smartwatches and the industry, in general, lacks much experience in this arena because the technology is relatively new. This did not pose an issue with their ability to execute. Because of that, I have confidence in their abilities and have no regrets about choosing them out of the 15 companies I spoke with. I would recommend them to any startup or small business looking to develop a big idea.</p>

Saket Wakharkar
Saket Wakharkar, CEO at Leazzer : Your Local Rental eXchangeVerified Review
Posted on Mar 3, 2017

Fantastic GUI and talented team

Overall rating5.0
Quality5.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing5.0
Mobile App DevelopmentApp Designing (UI/UX)

<p>Peerbits has a very talented team and their GUI is especially great. We ended up using their provided GUI with minimal changes. The development effort was great and overall we are very satisfied clients. We recommend Peerbits to anyone wanting to build an App and/or a website.</p>

Barath Raam, CEO at Jewlot Retails Pvt. Ltd.Verified Review
Posted on Oct 4, 2016

Price was quite reasonable.

Overall rating4.0
Quality4.0
Communication3.5
Schedule & Timing4.7
Mobile App DevelopmentE-commerce Development

<p>The client is a jewelry retailer from India and wanted to have an online e-commerce platform to grow their business and reach out to a&nbsp;larger population; earlier they were only selling through offline stores. Peerbits developed and designed an e-commerce website and a mobile application for the client.</p> <p>The client is quite impressed with Peerbits since they delivered a high-quality product with rich designs. &nbsp;The client praised their proactive and consultative approach and also recommends them highly to their colleagues.&nbsp;</p>

Alexandra Stewart, Founder at iCare4UVerified Review
Posted on May 6, 2016

Work really fast and always available for communication.

Overall rating5.0
Quality5.0
Communication5.0
Schedule & Timing5.0
Mobile App DevelopmentApp Designing (UI/UX)IoT Development

<p>The client is an individual that wanted to develop a technology-based solution to help people with their domestic tasks when they are ill or in need. The client approached Peerbits for the development and design of this unique assistance offering app for both Android and iOS platforms. The project is live in the apps stores and is currently undergoing some upgradations. The project was completed well within the committed time and budget.</p> <p>The client really liked Peerbit&rsquo;s approach towards work as they were very fast and accommodating. The client has recommended Peerbits to their friends and colleagues several times and continues to do so.</p>

Focus

Service Focus of Peerbits

How the team's effort is distributed across services.

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Industries Focus

30%30%20%10%10%

Client Focus

Small Business30%
Medium Business40%
Large Business30%
Selected Work

Client Portfolio of Peerbits

Where their work concentrates - by industry, budget, and timeline.

Project Industry

Business Services57%
Transportation & Logistics6%
Advertising & Marketing3%
Utilities3%
Hospitality6%
Other Industries11%
Social9%
Entertainment3%
Education3%
Major industry focus
Business Services

Project Cost

$10001 to $5000086%
$0 to $1000014%
Common project cost
$10001 to $50000

Project Timeline

1 to 25 Weeks71%
26 to 50 Weeks14%
51 to 100 Weeks14%
Typical timeline
1 to 25 Weeks

Portfolios: 35

Executive Interview

Executive Interview of Peerbits

Shahid Mansuri
Shahid Mansuri
Co-Founder
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Please introduce your company and give a brief about your role within the company?

Peerbits is a technology company that thrives in mobile application development. I am the Chief Executive Officer and one of the co-founders and my job is to make sure, every project is in line with clients’ expectations. I sit with managers every week, where they tell me the progress of each project. I tally the progress with the schedule provided to the client. This makes sure the team and client are on the same page. We prioritize accordingly. A major part of my role includes making sure no piece of work is stuck due to a pending decision from my side.

What was the idea behind starting this organization?

Peerbits is derived from two words: Peers, which means a group of like-minded individuals and a bit, the smallest unit of data in a computer. The year was 2011, Google was just out with Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) and the same time around Apple released iOS 5 with a Notification Centre in the line with Android. If you remember, two of the most beloved iOS features, iCloud and iMessage were released with iOS 5. Enterprises were curious to deploy mobile apps on top of their legacy systems to be on the forefront of market trends. That sure required a lot of work but one thing was clear: The future is mobility solutions. The future is mobile applications and the potential is endless. With Peerbits, we wanted to be a major driving force behind the revolution. Therefore, we started as a mobile application development company and, by God's grace, we’re still going strong. We’ve been continually rated among top mobile application development companies.

What is your company’s business model–in-house team or third-party vendors/ outsourcing?

We have an in-house team of 100+ developers who are apt to handle a project of any size. As a young company when you get your first major project, you either freelance the project or hire an in-house team. The former is a natural choice owing to lower risks and cost. But relying too much on freelancers is a trap every young company falls in, which in long-term leads to disasters. An in-house team may cost you on a dearer side owing to inefficient human resource utilization. But they are worth building if you’re serious about your long-term objective. With time, in-house teams will only grow stronger, they get to know your clients better, understand your company culture, and become an integral part of the company. We’re proud of the team we’ve built over many years, and we’ve reached a stage that the need to hire freelancers has ceased to exist.

How is your business model beneficial from a value added perspective to the clients compared to other companies' models?

Expertise; we have requisite experience and knowledge of working with the top brands and leaders across the globe. Highly process oriented; we follow distinct processes for every task while maintaining a holistic view of the projects. No Surprises; we ensure transparency in work keeping the unexpected surprises at bay. Peace of mind; we dedicate ourselves to work for your business to ensure smooth completion of projects, avoiding all unexpected hazards. Committed support; we are passionate about our industry, and we love what we do. We provide regular updates, calls, and product demos for client’s assurance. Customer satisfaction; clients’ satisfaction is our priority which contributes towards constant enhancement for maintaining and improving client satisfaction!

What industries do you generally cater to? Are your customers repetitive? If yes, what ratio of clients has been repetitive to you?

Industries we cater to are healthcare, logistics, education, retail, finance, wellness& fitness, travel& tourism, real estate, telecommunication, government, and oil & gas.

Mention the objectives or the parameters critical in determining the time-frame of developing a mobile app.

As every app is different, nobody can estimate an exact time-frame for an objective or parameter. So I have given weight to every objective and parameter based how much time they consume in a development cycle. Understanding of the Business Case: Understanding the ‘Why’ behind developing an app is most important factor. If the business case is not well understood then the quality of the app and overall objective of developing the app will get hampered. Features: We use function point estimate technique to divide the features into points if there are a number of points in feature than a feature is considered to be complex in nature and take time to implement. Third Party Integrations: Third party integration is the subject of research; app stakeholders have to understand the various dependencies, implications of the implementation and some time it requires doing a proof of concept to avoid the last moment delays so performing proof of concept will increase the timeframe of the project. App UI/UX Design: One of the key aspects to make the app successful is this that it should have very good user experience; when we talk about user experience it is the mapping of the user's journey into the app in a seamless way, by reducing the number of taps from users and only capturing the specific details on key screens of user journey, more details can be rested on the secondary screens. Quality Assurance: This factor is often subsided in the light of other factors but it is one of the important factors which affect the timeframe of the mobile app. When it comes to iOS app, we have a limited set of devices on which UI and functions need to be reviewed, but when it comes to Android app there are multiple devices on which the app should be tested. So testing the app on various devices is a time-consuming affair and it has to be carefully devised.

How much effort in terms of time goes into developing the front end and back end of a mobile app?

It depends on the scope of the app. Normally, front end takes more time than the back end, especially when a client wants native apps for both iOS and Android. Forte of Peerbits lies in on-demand solutions which depending upon the number of actors involved require the development of more than one set of apps for iOS and Android. While I can’t give you an exact number unless you have discussed your app requirements in detail, I tried my best to give you a fair estimate based on a typical on-demand app with two factors. Like I said, the backend part is needed to make the frontend part (user part of an application) of a software solution work—web and mobile apps in this case. The owner of the application (often the app publisher) needs a panel to control every module of the software solution. In addition, an app requires integration with many 3rd party services, for example, Google Maps, Payment Gateways, etc. depending upon the features agreed upon. Moreover, separate apps must be developed for service providers and end users. So, all in all, 4 apps must be developed—2 each for iOS and Android.

What are the key parameters to be considered before selecting the right platform for a mobile application?

Well, every app targets a certain set of users, which defines its user stories. And that set decides which platform to target. Generally, when the set is dominated by people in the high-income group, we go with iOS. For everything else, owing to its large user base, Android is a good place to start with when you want to target the mass market.

Which platform do you suggest your clients, to begin with when they approach you with an idea (Android or iOS) and why?

Well, that’s a very broad question and the decision lies entirely on client’s requirement. What he expects of the app, which geographies he is targeting, and which app monetization method he is interested in. iOS is the default choice for clients in the developed world targeting urban landscape. Android is for everybody else. At the end of the day, you need both.

Android or iOS, Native or Hybrid — which platform is best to use to build your app? What are your recommendations?

We are a biased towards native app development for obvious advantages that it provides although it drives a project’s cost. Developers, end-users, and users all prefer the native app to hybrid. They’re faster, better, look cleaner, native and friendly. Android is free, open source and is backed by Google services. Android is our preferred platform. With Google coming up with its own Smartphone, Android development is only going to get better. iOS may be flawless but Apple, although for logical reasons, puts too many walls across its ecosystem that sometimes annoys our developers and limit what an app can do. We all know how unpopular App Store’s approval process is.

What are the key factors that you consider before deciding the cost of a mobile application?

We will consider parameters such as platform i.e. native or hybrid, availability of skilled resources, complexity of business case, multiple actors/roles in the app, multiple language support

What kind of payment structure do you follow to bill your clients? Is it Pay per Feature, Fixed Cost, pay per Milestone (could be in phases, months, versions etc.)

We follow value delivery method of software engineering. In which, we code the software around the feature set fundamental to the working of an app first and ask the client to bill for it. This is essentially 50-60% of the app features. Then we add more features on low priority list and bill client gradually till the end of the project

Do you take in projects which meet your basic budget requirement? If yes, what is the minimum requirement? If no, on what minimum budget you have worked for?

You may call us a bit choosy over the type of projects we take. The low budget may not necessarily be an issue. It’s the scope of the project that influences our decision. An innovative project that challenges us and helps us develop & hone our skills even on a tighter budget has more chance of being accepted than a project on a liberal budget that brings no innovation or doesn’t challenge us. So, No, we don’t have any minimum budget requirements as such. For example, we worked on an app for a local educational institute on a tighter budget because we found it to be worth our time. The institute wanted to gamify their annual event. On a tight budget of $1500, we developed the entire backend in addition to Android and iOS apps within a span of 30 days. The event was a success so was the app. After all, it’s our duty to serve the local community.

What is the price range (min and max) of the projects that you catered to in 2016?

As I mentioned above, there is no max or minimum project size. But, an average project at Peerbits averages $10,000 to $20,000. In 2016, as I mentioned above, the lowest budget project we took was $1500. The apps were supposed to gamify an annual event. The highest budget project we took in 2016 was a $50,000 project.

Which business model do you suggest to your clients enabling them to generate revenue from mobile applications? Why?

Some of the revenue models we integrate into our clients’ application are contextual ads, subscription, in-app purchases. Enterprise Apps don’t need a revenue model. They improve an enterprise’s productivity and, thus, revenue. The same goes for apps that are offered as an extension of existing services in the form of mobility solutions.

Where we are

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Offices where Peerbits operates.

Headquarter
India

India

B/701, Siddhi Vinayak Towers, Off S.G.Road, Makarba, Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad, Gujarat 02145
+1 469 522 3385